Voxel Has Released the Meridion VX01-E Watch
The new timepiece features a unique jumping display that mechanically toggles between 12-hour and 24-hour formats.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Semiconductors

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Voxel has officially launched its first watch, the Meridion VX01-E. This device introduces a complex mechanical jumping display that switches formats based on the time of day.
Why it matters
The watch represents a novel approach to mechanical complications by integrating format switching directly into the user experience. By utilizing high-grade materials, the design prioritizes structural integrity alongside its timekeeping innovation.
The watch utilizes a 904L stainless steel decagonal case with a grade 5 titanium caseback. A 360-degree Reactor module integrates the calibre within the housing to serve as a structural plate.
The players
Voxel
Voxel is a manufacturer focused on developing complex mechanical timepieces and watch complications.
The details
The Meridion VX01-E features a mechanical display that automatically switches to a 24-hour format at 1:00 PM and reverts to a 12-hour cycle at 1:00 AM. Its design is centered around a 10-sided decagonal frame, with the internal movement shielded by a proprietary Reactor module.
Timeline
September 21, 2026: Voxel released the Meridion VX01-E model.
1:00 PM: The watch display switches to 24-hour format.
1:00 AM: The watch display returns to 12-hour format.
The Tech Race
The Meridion VX01-E extends the mechanical lineage of the jumping hour complication by automating format transitions. This innovation marks a shift toward highly complex, active mechanical systems that move beyond traditional, static watch displays.
Users will experience a shift in daily timekeeping as the watch face alters its display format automatically throughout the day. This requires owners to adapt to reading both standard and military-style time formats from a single dial interface.
The takeaway
The integration of a mechanical format-switching display highlights the ongoing trend of increasing complexity in luxury horology. Wearers should note that the device requires familiarity with both 12-hour and 24-hour cycles for consistent time interpretation.
Further reading
For more on the hardware driving modern mechanical systems, visit the Semiconductors section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Europastar.
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