Square Mile (magazine)

Square Mile is a monthly magazine based in the UK that focuses on lifestyle and business topics, specifically targeting professionals in the financial sector of the City of London.

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English

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#323964

United Kingdom

#22080

Lifestyle/Jewelry and Luxury Products

#140

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Optimise your future with The Longevity Doctor

3 weeks ago | squaremile.com | Max Williams

Forever young, I wanna be forever young. Who doesn’t? Sadly, eternal youth remains a pipedream (I just know they’ll crack it when I’m on my deathbed). However, aging well has never been more attainable – or more important. Modern medicine has done wonders for extending life expectancy but the quality of that extended life is a much more subjective matter.
Watches & Wonders 2025: Sleeper Hits

4 weeks ago | squaremile.com | Ben Winstanley

Watches & Wonders 2025 was chock full of incredible new timepieces, but some flew further under the radar than others. We’ve already announced this year’s biggest talking watches, as well as our favourite pieces from the exhibition, but how about the underrated gems that deserve just as much attention as their flashier neighbours?
Scottie Scheffler: "You always dream of making the putt to win The Masters"

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Ben Winstanley

On the eve of the greatest golf tournament on the planet, Scottie Scheffler talks about dealing with a bout of allergies; the challenges of juggling professional life with a little one craving Dad’s attention back home; and an unfortunate accident over the Christmas break that has seen his wife Meredith ban him from kitchen duties for the foreseeable.
Upgrade your garden with Cornilleau games tables

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Mark Hedley

“Can we pleeease have a pool table for the garden?” my 11-year-old son asked me. “Can we pleeease have a pool table for the garden?” I duly asked my wife. We both knew what the answer would be. But thanks to Cornilleau, I had an ace up my sleeve. “But what if it also doubles up as a designer outdoor dining table?” Eyebrows were raised. Cornilleau 1, wife 0. When it comes to games furniture, Cornilleau is the senior pro.
The best of Watches & Wonders 2025

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Alan Seymour

After what was arguably a relative quiet instalment for 2024, the watch industry’s standard-bearer, Watches & Wonders, came back with a bang in 2025. Records were broken – the world’s thinnest tourbillon; the world’s most complicated wrist watch; and the show’s most visitors (55,000 in total). There was a host of exciting, creative, technically proficient, culturally relevant, well-considered, compelling and (we're happy to report) downright delightful launches.
The biggest launches at Watches & Wonders 2025

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Ben Winstanley

Watches & Wonders is just about as big as it gets in the watch industry – and I mean that in every sense of the word. Set across an expansive exhibition space the size of 14 football pitches, more than 60 brands showcase their latest wares to a crowd of 55,000 people desperate to be among the first to view what's shiny and new.
Peter Fraser: “You have to be careful not to chase trends”

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Mark Hedley

There’s a quiet confidence about Peter Fraser – the kind that comes not from flash or fanfare, but from decades of coaxing greatness from the soil underfoot. As winemaker and general manager at Yangarra Estate Vineyard in McLaren Vale, Fraser has crafted more than just wine – he’s stewarded a legacy. Voted Winemaker of the Year in 2016 and at the helm of one of Australia’s top-rated wineries, Fraser’s accolades are many, but it’s his philosophy that leaves the lasting impression.
Lamborghini Revuelto: when a V12 engine simply isn’t enough

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Jeremy Taylor |Charlie Magee

Once upon a time, not that long ago, the Aventador was the craziest petrol-powered machine on the road. The angriest Raging Bull of them all, the noise and old-school thrills of Lamborghini’s hardcore supercar were simply legendary. The Aventador’s beating heart was a monstrous V12 engine that, as it turns out, was also its Achilles’ heel.
The ultimate SUV of the sea: the BRABUS Shadow 900

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Russell Higham

What if I told you there’s a BRABUS that costs around half a million quid and has a top speed of just under 70mph? Not impressed? Well, what if I told you that same BRABUS can sleep four in comfort, comes with more high-tech gadgets than your average Bond villain’s lair, and will propel you, your family and your friends around any river or sea in the world with enough style to turn the head of every supercar and SUV driver green with envy?
Toyota’s Land Cruiser is the SUV done right

1 month ago | squaremile.com | Russell Higham

These days, every car pretends it’s an SUV. Hairdressers and vicars’ wives drive around in aggressively styled ‘crossover’ vehicles fitted with bull-bars, running boards and such high driving positions you’d think they’re on their way to deliver aid to some war-torn country, rather than nipping down to Waitrose for a few cases of Whispering Angel. Fact is, when it comes to really rugged motoring, there’s only ever been a handful of truly tough guys with their waxed hats firmly in the ring.