The IWC IW1868-14 is a limited edition Grande Complication watch first produced in 1993 – 2001 as part of the Destriero Scafusia family. This 42.20 mm timepiece is crafted with yellow gold and sapphire glass, with a thickness of 18.00 mm and 22.00 mm lug size. The visual appearance of the watch is silver, featuring Roman numerals index, Feuille hands, and Feuille coating giving the round shape a subtle elegance. The IWC IW1868-14 was originally released as one of 125 units in its series, making it especially coveted amongst avid watch collectors. The grand complication nature of this watch makes it an exclusive timepiece that combines multiple functions within its sophisticated case design, such as split seconds chronograph, perpetual calendar and moon phase display - all adjusted by the large crown at 12 o'clock position. Another outstanding feature of the replica is its 7-day power reserve which allows it to store up to 168 hours worth of energy from winding alone. For added convenience and precision, a date corrector button can be found on the left side of the case for easy adjustment for correct date setting even after long periods without use or winding. All these impressive mechanical elements are housed in a robust caseback featuring engravings that depict two knights ready for battle with swords drawn - an homage to its name “Destriero Scafusia” which translates to “strong knight” in Italian. Overall, the IWC IW1868-14 is an exquisite example of craftsmanship that embodies luxury status and timelessness thanks to its unique combination of classic design and modern engineering excellence.