I think the Angelus is far more collectible than the other two. They made their own movements while Eterna and Tavannes did not.
The dial on the Angelus looks correct to me, but I really don't have a lot of experience with them. Here is a vintage advertisement I found on the web.
https://watches83.com/blog/en/angel...o-entre-los-aficionados-al-vintage-parte-2-2/
Good reference material at that site.
The Eterna dial layout looks like the movement could be a Valjoux cal. 72 or similar. Very good movement. Not sure about the dial on that one. No clue on the Tavannes at all. We would need to see under the hood of that one as well.
It all comes down to price vs. perceived value.
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