They look ok. They're doing all their work underground for the first week or two, not much to do besides give them the basics and stay out of the way.
It's impossible to tell from where we sit about watering, you have to feel the weight of the pot to tell. That being said, if the top few inches dries out too fast in the sun, wind etc, the tap root might not be deep enough yet to reach the water in the lower part of the container. So it might feel heavy enough to skip watering but still need some up top. This is the one stage of growth where I actually use the finger in the soil test.
From the pics it looks a bit dry. Your root is only as deep as the plant is tall right now but I can't stick my finger in it to tell lol. Your soil does look well built and airy though, so you can likely get away with less dry back and more even moisture while the roots get established.
What @Galgrows said about watering in a ring away from the stem is also very important. It encourages the roots to spread out and fill the container quicker.
