Yes, Miss Sixty Jeans had been the pinnacle of female legwear in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Made of cotton and stretch-free it forced the wearer to either have (or work for) an adequate body-shape or better not wear these. The always very low waist-cut presented the Michaelis' Rhomboid and manifested the top-position of these throusers.

And there are some similarities with vintage Piaget-watches: these had been an utmost expression of individuality; were in most details handmade by Genevas highest-skilled goldsmiths; and were uncompromisingly designed by Jean-Claude Gueit with a good taste and a fine sense for aesthetics.

But, alas. The Miss Sixty Jeans of today is not to compare with its prominent predecessor -- higher waists, always with some stretch (Elasthan, Polyester) and a any-design. The yesterday presented Piaget Sixtie again comes with some similarities... there is nothing fine and aesthetic in this watch; the crown, the hands, the dial... all is so interchangable, machine-made and