I've used a couple Gotoh 201's, a couple 206's, loads of Leo Quan BAII's, many Hipshot Type A's and Vintage bent plates, and like the Hipshot Type A and Vintage bent plate bridges best closely followed by the BAII's.
The Type A has the most versatility from a set-up stand point when you're looking to utilize a minimum of skills, but W doesn't pre-drill for this one that I'm aware of so you need to keep this in mind
The Vintage bent plate is a beefier version of the original Fender design, with the added benefit of added mass and better manufacturing tolerances
The BAII is super universal, but as noted above - you're going to need to follow the manufacturer's installation directions and slot the saddles for a proper fit, string spacing, and maximum saddle coupling. Sure you may get away with not slotting it, but then you're in opposition to what the manufacturer says is required ... and you really miss out on the comfort of a finely adjusted bass. My guess is that if you're asking about bridges in general, you should take this to a set-up tech well versed in the proper set-up for one of these (even though you could do it yourself, why take the chance on blowing $100 by filing the slots incorrectly)
all the best,
R