What does it mean?
and more simply the face of a clock with midnight placed in the “12 o’clock” position and noon at “6 o’clock.”

Design Highlights
Representing each day as a continuous 24 hour cycle invokes the ever spinning wheel of time, and more simply the face of a clock with midnight placed in the “12 o’clock” position and noon at “6 o’clock.” Colors mark major categories of activity – work, sleep, exercise, etc.

Question

What does it mean?
and more simply the face of a clock with midnight placed in the “12 o’clock” position and noon at “6 o’clock.”

Design Highlights
Representing each day as a continuous 24 hour cycle invokes the ever spinning wheel of time, and more simply the face of a clock with midnight placed in the “12 o’clock” position and noon at “6 o’clock.” Colors mark major categories of activity – work, sleep, exercise, etc.

Answer

Typical clocks have the hours listed 1-12 (twelve at the top, then going from hours 1-12 as you travel clockwise, back around to the top). You don't know if it's after or before noon just looking at the clock.

This redesigned clock apparantly goes by military 24-hour time (0:00-24:00). So if it's noon (halfway through the day), the clock hand will be pointing downward at 12:00