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

In the latest installment of Robb Report’s Watch Roll, watch dealer Eric Wind discusses the stories behind four watches in his collection. Since Wind started Wind Vintage in 2017, he hasn’t looked back. The timepiece dealer cut his teeth at as the VP and senior specialist of watches Christie’s New York before taking a major leap to open his own business. “It's been a great journey. Next year is our 10th anniversary,” Wind says. “You know, we try to be at the leading edge of scholarship, help educate people about what they should buy, what they should look for with vintage and modern watches. For us, it's really about helping people become collectors, get into collecting watches, vintage and modern. We're not just trying to sell a watch off the site to a random celebrity or a famous person, but we would love to see them really get nerdy and dig deep into it and think about what they're buying, and not just vacuum up everything.” And while Wind has seen plenty of spectacular watches come and go, he has a few special treasures he keeps in his own collection. For Robb Report’s Watch Roll video series, the expert gave us a look at which timepieces he has decided to make his own. One of those lucky numbers is the fourth collaboration between True North Watch Company and Wind Vintage, known as the Dreamsicle. The 37 mm stainless-steel model, as its name suggests, is home to a sherbet orange dial encompassing by green, complete with three subdials in purple, blue, and yellow pas