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Eric Wind on His ’60s-Era Rolex Daytona, Tudor Submariner & Universal Gèneve Polerouter | Watch Roll - YouTube

Editorial Staff

11 Nov 2026 — 1 min read

Eric Wind, founder of Wind Vintage, began his career as a watch specialist and vice president at Christie’s New York before launching his own business in 2017. He aims to educate people about vintage and modern watches and encourage them to become thoughtful, knowledgeable collectors. Wind’s collection includes the Dreamsicle, a colorful 37 mm collaboration with True North Watch Company, a Rolex Daytona Ref. 6265, and a Tudor Submariner Ref. 9401/0 once owned by a U.S. Navy serviceman. He values the Daytona’s simplicity and daily winding, and restored the Submariner after purchasing it from the original owner’s niece.

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Tangens Komposition Automatic Storm Collection Debuts in Dusty Blue and Purple

Renaud Tixier Unveils a Skeletonised Monday Watch

Maen Adds the Grand Tonneau Jump Hour to Its Permanent Collection

Casio Duro vs. Seiko 5 vs. Citizen Promaster: Which Affordable Dive Watch Is Best?