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His Rolex Submariner Fell Into a Lake 30 Years Ago. He’s Still Diving for It

Stuntman Tom Place bought his dream watch when he was just 18 years old—and lost it the same year. Writer Austin Rogers waded out to look for it with him three decades later.

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His Rolex Submariner Fell Into a Lake 30 Years Ago. He’s Still Diving for It
Stuntman Tom Place bought his dream watch when he was just 18 years old—and lost it the same year. Writer Austin Rogers waded out to look for it with him three decades later.
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