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Maybe you (or a browser plugin) was trying https://subdomain.example2.com and it went to example1 because exmple2 isn’t listening on 443. I have a browser plugin that auto changes http to https unless there is an error. And nginx would return the example1 as the best match on 443 rather than an error.