Stainless Steel still the classy look

If you went the WC route, I'm certain they'd customize any pistol you want in a stainless configuration. My assumption would be it would eat-up your budget in a hurry; and you would also end-up loving it!
However, if you went the EB route, you'd have a few bucks left over for lots of ammo or aftermarket grips—whatever your heart desires.
I do not own a WC pistol, even though I'd love to own one some day. I do have the EB Executive Carry, and cannot recommend it highly enough. It is the real deal for me. As many seem to articulate, neither pistol shoots better than the other, but owners of WC say there's an intangible feel or quality to the pistol that they prefer over EB. I cannot say I share that opinion, but this is something I agree with anyway, as that's why people prefer X pistol over Y pistol across so many platforms and brands, so I can see what they're saying.
Anyway, the EB has its own feel, too, and one that I really enjoy. I even replaced the factory Cocobolo grips with some slimline VZ 320 Carbons, and couldn't say that I really prefer one grip size over the other, necessarily. However, since I have thin grips on all of my 1911s, I chose to go the slim route on the EB and love the feel, so will stick with it.
If I ever get another EB, the Kobra Carry is next, no question. I'd like to branch out and get a WC CQB, but I'm afraid it is way over my budget to get the one I want. Also, with the EB, their stainless execution is, IMO, unmatched. Many other stainless pistols have more of a flat-matte appearance that looks more coated or painted-on. The EB seems more clasically done for some reason. Difficult to explain. It is just gorgeous, though.
It would be difficult to pass-up the opportunity to get a WC, since you currently have the funds, but I don't think you would be disappointed in any of these pistols. They all exude the highest in quality and craftsmanship. Below is a couple of pics of my EC...
Good luck!