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Christmas Eve is the usual answer given --- however, when pressed to give "What hour?", most will respond with Midnight. But wait ... midnight is technically 12:00 am, and that is the first moment of the new day, which in this case is Christmas Day, or simply Christmas. (24 hour time also refers to midnight as 00:00 hours, the beginning of a full 24 hour day.)
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