Featuring signature red shades, the Ferrari 250 California SWB Spider and the Rolex Submariner Date 1680 are the perfect match for a summer getaway. •• Launched in 1953 for scuba divers to use underwater, the Rolex Submariner maintained its tool watch status by enhancing design aspects - such as increased water resistance and better dial legibility – for the first 16 years of production. However, in 1969, Rolex introduced the first Submariner with a date complication - signaling a turn towards a wider consumer base outside the scuba diving crowd. The reference 1680 included the “SUBMARINER” name in red letters, giving way to the “Red Submariner” nickname. •• Produced from 1957 to 1963 after Ferrari dealer John Von Neumann noted a convertible 250 GT Berlinetta Tour de France would be ideal to drive around the Golden State, Ferrari created only 106 examples of the 250 California SWB Spider. Retaining its performance-bred specs, yet featuring a stylish drop-top design with space for two pl...