Why Did My Clock Enlist in the Military & other important questions w/pics

For almost 2 years of ownership my 360's clock has been displaying 12hr time. The car spent a couple days at an interior shop last week (where the battery was disconnected) and in that short period of time, the clock has changed its mind to display time in 24 hours. The manual says nothing about switching and nothing I do, can convince it to come back to civilian life. Question 1. Suggestions would be appreciated.(can't seam to get the search function to work to look for an answer)

Question 2. Anyone know who made the mats? Looking to replace with same or similar.

While in the auto interior shop, I had the driver's side seat bolster repaired and both seats re-dyed. They look brand new now. Had them repair the leather around the passenger visor mirror and had them re-finish the silver metal door pockets. The drivers' side was pretty banged up.
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I didn't know the clock could display 12 hour time.

 

As far as I know, it only displays 12 hour time half of the day.

 

Wish I knew how it did that because mine is 12 hr and I would rather have 24 hour. Nothing I have seen shows how to change it. Instrument panels do weird stuff on occasion, like switching to kms, zeroing themselves, etc. Gremlins, I think.

You might ask Rod or will at FAI since they are the digital instrument panel gurus.

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Maybe it was always off by 12 hours and you didn't notice because you don't drive the car at night? Mine has always displayed time in 24 hour format.

 

at least you will know if it is night or day !!

 

N4S- Only trouble with that theory is it changes at 1300.

 

You should ask Rolex because they made it.......................didn't they?
It's such a high quality unit it must be a Rolex

 

Wait. If he only drove it in the afternoon, and it was off by 12 hours, 1:00 pm would still read 1:00. He wouldn't realize the error unless he read the clock at 1:00 am, when it would read 13:00, but how many Ferrari owners drive their cars at that time of night? If he drove it in the morning, he would see the error, as it would march through 20:00, etc., but maybe he was an afternoon driving kind of guy.

Anyway, if there's a way to switch it to a 12:00 clock, please post!

 

How did they refinish the silver panels? Nice job on the seats.
Thanks
Alan

 

The answer is...
There is no answer, at least as far as my multiple forum-searching goes. Not that I really mind it being 24 hours, adds a bit of cache. The toughest part is translating the time for my wife

Just another example of Ferrari alzheimers...

 

That's would be my guess on what happened. I'm pretty sure it's a 24hr format only

 

I think I might set mine off 12 hours since I mostly drive it late in the day!

 

so....what your saying is that all 360 clocks are 24hr?

 

Those look like Keith Collins floor mats to me.