The 36 mm case is executed in 18k white gold, paired with a diamond-set bezel that enhances its geometry with controlled brilliance. The dial features a sunburst finish, designed to interact subtly with light, while applied hour markers and a date window at 6 o’clock maintain functional balance. The Caliber 324 S C automatic movement drives the watch, operating at 4 Hz and delivering a power reserve of approximately 35 to 45 hours. Visible through the sapphire case back, the movement displays refined finishing, including Geneva stripes and a gold rotor. The integrated white gold bracelet ensures a cohesive structure, offering both durability and comfort. Water resistance supports daily wear.

This reference stands apart through its tonal restraint. The white gold construction offers a quieter presence, appealing to those who prioritize precision, craftsmanship, and subtlety over visual intensity.

Patek Philippe Twenty~4 Automatic 7300/1200G-001

Reference: 7300/1200G-001
Collection: Twenty~4 Automatic
Case: 18K white gold
Case diameter: 36 mm
Case thickness: approximately 10.05 mm
Water resistance: 30 m
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Case back: Sapphire crystal exhibition back
Movement: Automatic mechanical
Calibre: 324 S C

The exact 7300/1200G-001 is documented by secondary Patek reference sources as a Twenty~4 Automatic in white gold, while the screenshot you supplied specifically identifies it as “White Gold with Diamond Bezel and Automatic Caliber.”

Case & Gem-Setting

Material: 18K white gold
Shape: Round
Diameter: 36 mm
Thickness: approximately 10.05 mm
Water resistance: 30 m
Bezel: Diamond-set
Diamond setting: Double-row configuration characteristic of the round Twenty~4 Automatic
Diamond count: 160 brilliant-cut diamonds
Approximate total weight: 0.77 ct.

Patek Philippe’s official Twenty~4 catalogue confirms the 7300 Automatic’s 36 mm case, 30 m water resistance, sapphire case back and 160-diamond bezel; the official current catalogue gives approximately 0.77 ct for the bezel.

Dial

The reference is presented as a white-gold execution, with the dial designed around the round Twenty~4 Automatic architecture.

The 7300 Automatic design uses:

* Applied gold Arabic numerals
* Rounded baton-style hour and minute hands
* White luminescent coating
* Central hours and minutes
* Sweep seconds
* Date aperture at 6 o’clock

The date aperture at 6 o’clock and the gold applied numerals are confirmed characteristics of the 7300 Automatic family.

Important: I would not specify an exact dial colour or dial finish for the 7300/1200G-001 yet. The sources I found for this exact G reference do not provide sufficiently reliable dial documentation, and I don’t want to transfer the dial from the rose-gold or steel references onto this one.

Movement

Calibre: 324 S C
Movement type: Self-winding mechanical
Functions:

* Hours
* Minutes
* Sweep seconds
* Date

Movement diameter: approximately 27 mm
Movement thickness: approximately 3.3 mm
Jewels: 29
Frequency: 28,800 vibrations/hour (4 Hz)
Power reserve: approximately 35–45 hours
Rotor: 21K gold central rotor
Balance: Gyromax®
Balance spring: Spiromax®
Certification: Patek Philippe Seal.

The Calibre 324 S C is particularly important here because your screenshot itself identifies the watch as using the 324 S C, and contemporary documentation of the original 7300 Automatic confirms this calibre.

Bracelet

Material: 18K white gold
Type: Integrated bracelet
Construction: Cambered central links with articulated links
Finish: Polished
Clasp: Patented fold-over clasp.

The 7300 Automatic’s integrated bracelet architecture and patented fold-over clasp are documented for the collection.

Reference distinction

This is where we need to be particularly precise for your website.

The 7300/1200G-001 should remain its own catalogue entry. It should not be rewritten as:

* 7300/1200A-001 — steel
* 7300/1200R-001 — rose gold
* 7300/1200R-010 — rose gold with silvery shantung dial

Those are separate references. Patek Philippe officially documents the A and R variants, while secondary reference databases identify the 7300/1200G family as Twenty~4 Automatic White Gold.