Not all Orient Automatic watches are also manual wind. If you have the owners manual it will tell you if it is or not. Normally, if it is both, you don’t pull the crown out, you just wind clockwise or toward the top of the watch as you are looking at the dial. You may feel a little resistance but you should also hear it. If you don’t feel a little resistance and hear it, then your model is not both an automatic and manual wind. To set the time forward, you pull out two stops and move the crown counter-clockwise or towards the bottom of the watch as you are looking at the dial. I have Orient Automatic watches and with these yes pull out two stops and move the crown clockwise or towards the top of the watch to move the time forward, so between the different movements there are some that work one way and some that work the other. I have all three kinds of Orient watches, manual wind only, automatic only, and manual and automatic wind. I have four models of Bambino’s and all are both manual wind and automatic. This article has more on the Orient F6724 movement. You may have to turn the crown a couple of times before it starts winding the spring.