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Pickup ID help

I grabbed a used P/J with aftermarket pickups installed so it's time to play everyone's favorite game: please help me identify these pickups!
They're shielded which is cool, and the pole pieces are 7mm, which is weird. The wiring is plastic-coated but seems decent.
The P pickup (still wired with pots wide open) reads at about 9.15 kOhms and the J is around 7.56 kOhms.
Thanks for any info!
 

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Can we see the case for the jazz pickup?

I'm assuming there was no obvious branding? Aguilar and Seymour Duncan both make pickups with large poles like that but both are clearly branded on the cases.
 
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Can we see the case for the jazz pickup?

I'm assuming there was no obvious branding? Aguilar and Seymour Duncan both make pickups with large poles like that but both are clearly branded on the cases.
Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately, the case lacks any marking and is a pretty standard-looking black j pickup cover.
 

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I found out the body wasn't original to the neck, so my initial guess that things weren't Squier were correct, but I was looking in the wrong place as I was trying to track things down. It turns out the body is a MIJ Fender Jazz Bass Special PJ-555, with stock electronics.