Admittedly that probably only works best if you have a pickup that looks the same if oriented either way up, such as a Dimarzio with hex polepieces and the same colour bobbins.ДЄnother alternative is to swap the connection order of the two coils in the wiring. Or if you have enough slack on the pickup cable, can live with one Seymour Duncan logo appearing upside down and the slug/screw polepieces appearing in the same order as the bridge pickup, just spin the neck pickup around 180 degrees. One way to get around this is to take either pickup and physically flip the magnet,

IMO - much more useful single coils sounds that both feature hum cancelling. Sort of gives you a 'tele in combined mode' in the bridge vs a 'strat position 2' in the neck. pull up and you get outside coils in the bridge position, and inside coils in the neck position. This wireup takes advantage of that modification such that in (down) normal position on the push pull. ie one goes live->black->white->red->green->ground while the other goes live->green->red->white->black->ground. One way to get around this is to take either pickup and physically flip the magnet, then to wire the pickup exactly reverse to the other.

when you split both humbuckers (using typical red+white to ground) you'll get both outside coils active. So given the pair is wired exactly the sm. the physical wires for the neck come out on the opposite side -ie the pickup is flipped- so you get screw coils on the outside. With semour - the neck bucker is wired exactly the same: fwd wind, fwd polarity (relative) as the bridge. Hoped someon might find this interesting/useful

Series single coil vs humbucker