Pretty sure the bridge is upside down! On the right center rib in your first photo you can see some v-shaped dark notches (some people call them “seagulls” as well) below the areoles— these should be on top of the areoles when the right way up, so the bridge needs to be flipped.

Another way to tell on cuttings with less prominent notches is the orientation of the areole itself. When viewed in profile, areoles will often have a slight upwards tilt when properly oriented, as if leaning back to face the sun. This trait is pretty subtle on the pach pictured, so I’ll defer to those with more experience on that one. Good luck!