mounting a classic 59 and two little 59's to a strat pickguard...how to position?

[semi-hollowbody2018]

classic 59 bridge humbucker in the bridge...the screw bobbins will face the bridge
two little 59 neck pickups for middle and neck
the bridge humbucker will be split for series/parallel/split
the neck and mid will NOT be split

how do i position these so that they are balanced and not out of phase...usually the neck pup screw bobbins face the neck, but the little 59's have screw bobbins on both coils
do I just position the mid and neck so that the seymour duncan logo is not upside down?? (again these are bothg Seymour Duncan Little 59 Neck pickups)

[Mincer]

Position in the guitar does not determine phase, so you can mount it normally with the logo facing the right way.

[semi-hollowbody2018]

EXCELLENT, THANK YOU FOR THE INFO...

[ThreeChordWonder]

IIRC SD told me if you coil split by grounding the red and white wires, i.e. the normal way, then the north coil remains active. The single coil SDs are configured as "souths" so you'll get hum canceling mixing a coil split north with the middle south. Hope that helps.

[eclecticsynergy]

Even if you don't want split tone from the narrow ones, you might consider autosplitting the middle in position 4.
That way when you choose split mode on the bridge pickup you might get something akin to quack.
As ThreeChordWonder has pointed out, it would be hum-cancelling.