S.A.R. RESCUE-TIMER

WITHSTANDS THE TOUGHEST OPERATING CONDITIONS HOW THE S.A.R. RESCUE TIMER BECAME WHAT IT IS The sea rescuers had very precise ideas about their mission watch. Together with them, we developed the S.A.R. Rescue Timer step by step. FOUNDED IN THE YEAR 1865. THE GERMAN MARITIME SEARCH AND RESCUE SOCIETY (DGzRS) For more than 150 years, the German Maritime Search and Rescue Society (DGzRS) has been ensuring safety on the North Sea and Baltic Sea. The sea rescuers perform important and often dangerous work, to which many people owe their lives.   Since its foundation, the society, which is financed purely by donations, has rescued more than 85,000 people from distress at sea. The foundation was preceded by several serious shipwrecks on the North Sea coast, which led to calls for a German sea rescue organization. This initially led to the founding of regional rescue associations, which came together on29 May 1865 in Kiel to form the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS). T