I have a great one from MojoAxe on my '61 Special which is compensated for intonation but not adjustable. MojoAxe Compensated Tailpiece Aged The MojoAxe CWT compensated wraparound tailpiece is a modern replacement for vintage Gibson Les Paul Juniors, Specials. It features an offset ridge which results in near-perfect intonation compensation. One thing I always wondered was whether the right vibrato unit, mounted close enough to the bridge, might be compatible with an old-style one-piece aluminium wraptail. This MojoAxe CWT tailpiece is compatible with all wraparound-bridge Gibson guitars which have offset tailpiece studs, such as 1953-1962 Gibson Les Paul Juniors, Specials, Goldtops, and Melody Makers. The MojoAxe CWT wraparound tailpiece is a modern replacement for the original Gibson lightweight wraparound bridge. Gibson did this completely dumb but IMO badass looking arrangement with lightning bolt wraparounds paired to Maestro Vibrolas on SG special and FBIII back in the day. The key is that the wrap needs to be locked to the posts.

I'd contact them and ask if Nashville-style replacement saddles will fit their intonatable wraparound. But I think they said I'd have to buy the two separately and swap the parts over? I'm not sure if they might do something differently now. I think I contacted TonePros about this a while ago, because they offered a TOM bridge with rollers and an intonatable wrap. That's how I'd handle it - but it might be a good idea to make absolutely sure the saddles will fit the wrap. So I think you can go with a locking post intonatable wraparound and replace the saddles with roller saddles.

Mojoaxe wraparound bridge