The militarily does have the best choil. So easy to transition from 4 finger grip on the handle to the choil and back. I like the older stretch for the same reason. I don't like deep choils except the Native 5 as it feels likes its the primary grip for using the Native 5.
I would say if you have to ask, the Endura. I prefer the Delica but if you like larger then there is your answer. The Endela is coming, I’m tempted on that one. Alas I have enough for now.
I think as a hobby all types of knives are great. Good to have variety. As a serious tool, Spyderco are at the top for me. When I was in the service, I used one hand opening and SE blades in some tight quarters. Rolling decks on small boats in storms and tossing in the ocean desperate to cut a line....
Endela SE. I have several new folders but can’t seem to switch gears to try out the new blades other than a quick unbox when listening to music in the evening.
Jester has to be up there. Pre Covid I carried a manbug zdp-189 as my office carry. Most carried knife. Jester would be a great option for the office environment.
The Watu is a really nice package. I’m considering a back up. I have a super blue Delica and Hap40 stretch that are both thinner than the standard production. If you like thin the Watu should be in your list.
I can second the Endela handle. They rounded off that first point and made the rear end a bit wider. Best handle so far. The K390 version will get the Endela into more hands.