It certainly looks pretty, but I sometimes wonder why any pianist who is capable of playing the music needs to see that sort of fingering, let alone three different alternatives. They are all pretty close to “the obvious options” IMO.
Compare with the rare occasions when Beethoven actually wrote piano fingering on his own music - in every case I know if, it tells you do to something that isn’t at all obvious, but there is a musical point to that particular fingering way that would be hard to express any other way in the score.
Debussy had the right idea - he refused to add any fingering to his piano etudes, and in his preface gives the reason - even if it was the “best” fingering for some particular pianist, the mere fact that it was printed dogmatically on the score would make the pianist look for an alternative that might be worse!