Time on 24 hour clock after midnight

Just got a 17" MacBook Pro today, and noted that when midnight passed (doesn't everyone stay up past midnight after getting a new Mac?) the clock changed day of the week, but unlike my iMac G5, on which the clock changes to 00:00:01 and onward, the MBP's clock changed to 24:00:01 and onward.
Sent a test email to another of my accounts, and, sure enough, Mail shows it sent "Today" at 24:27:52, and received "Today" at 24:30:31.
Do those "unusual" times not cause file sorting problems?
CW
17" MacBook Pro 20" iMac G5 (1st gen) Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Aha!
My error.
There are two "24" hour settings in "International" Format. One is 00 thru 23, and the other 01 thru 24. In my haste to get the machine set up, I only noticed the 01 thru 24 setting, and assumed that to be the "correct" one, and the one I wanted, but .... , it wasn't ...
Thanks, anyway,
CW
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