Nicholas Foulkes, Author at Spear's Magazine

Amateur cyclists can ride with former champions and recuperate in luxury with this new travel company

Demand and supply means hyped luxury watches are hard to find — but these gems are good alternatives

Nicholas Foulkes

Nicholas Foulkes has written around 20 books on subjects as diverse as James Bond, the Battle of Waterloo, and the trenchcoat. He also writes regularly for Country Life, The FT’s How To Spend It Magazine and Vanity Fair; In 2007 he was named Havana Man of the Year by the Cuban government.

Buildings are more than square footage — they’re also history

Buildings are not just square footage, but a historical artifact. Nick Foulkes discovers the history — and beauty — behind an apartment within the Old War Office used as headquarters for Winston Churchill during World War II.

Why Rolex is the sustainable blueprint off which companies should base their efforts

When it comes to producing sustainable products, Rolex might be the blueprint off which companies should base their efforts, writes Nick Foulkes

Life is to be enjoyed rather than endured. Part of that is being able to wear a seasonally specific shirt

Life is to be enjoyed rather than endured and part of that enjoyment is being able to wear a seasonally specific shirt; a shirt designed with summer in mind; the resort shirt

Why it’s the small things that have helped me deal with lockdown

I won’t forget the year 2020 (fat chance) but I’ll remember the small things that have helped me deal with it

We need to Make the West End Great Again

The West End is one of the things that makes Britain great – it is the ultimate glittering bauble on the sparkling Christmas tree of inner-city sophistication

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