James Watt was urged by Boulton to invent some form of rotary motion for his steam engines. The idea was to replace the reciprocating action of the original. In 1781 he did just that.

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The potential for the new technology was limitless. A cottage economy of tinkerers and engineers took to their barns. Pioneers like Thomas Newcomen and James Watt created ever-improving steam engines.

Georgia Toffolo's fiancé James Watt baffles fans after sharing wedding doubts The BrewDog founder proposed to the I'm A Celebrity winner with a sublime diamond ring estimated to be £200k.

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Brewdog founder James Watt is set to launch a new business called Social Tip, a platform that allows users to become ‘influencers’ and earn money for promoting brands.

In a post shared to LinkedIn today (Thursday 6 June), Watt said the new business would be in the “brand building space” with a focus on “building community and rewarding everyday people for genuine ...

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James Watt, 40, announced he was stepping down as CEO of BrewDog today By EMILY JANE DAVIES Published: 12:17 EDT, 8 May 2024 | Updated: 13:11 EDT, 8 May 2024 ...

Allan Leighton, BrewDog chairman, said: “James Watt spoke to me last year about continuing to play a role with the business while freeing up time to concentrate on his other projects and interests.

In a LinkedIn post, Mr Watt said: “After 17 fantastic years as chief executive, I have decided to transition into a new role in the business, one of ‘captain and co-founder’ – and James ...