Turn the crown clockwise until it won't turn anymore. It will probably need at least 30 turns, and eventually it will come to a hard stop. Don't try to force it any further. This is a manual winding mechanical watch. You will need to wind it every day.
Please use google to understand more about how mechanical watches work. The watch needs stored energy to drive the mechanism, it's not a magical perpetual motion machine. The energy is stored in the mainspring when you turn the crown. The watch can probably run for 35-40 hours, but it will generally keep better time if you wind it every 24 hours and don't let the mainspring run down.
Not sure why you would think it's an automatic. It does not say automatic on the dial and the movement has no rotor.
You need to spend some time studying this.
https://www.jswatch.com/howitworks?...-9qOjQy2bX_c9ACT3w_aem_tD6fiiOGkcHq3TbQlm16qQ
Thanks again. All info is welcome. I'm getting even more fascinated by mechanical watches!
