Good question, and genuinely for me, all of them in both regards...
AA FTP900 - Still looks 'current and advanced' and pretty, and now a classic. It is every bit as accurate as you would expect.
DS Mk4is Panther Target with a re-finsihed stock and programmable Heliboard - Has a classic look to it, very pretty, and again beautifully accurate.
DS Pulsar - Marmite to some in terms of appearance, but I quite like it. Mine has a black/grey laminate stock and is ridiculously accurate. Perhaps my easiest to shoot rifle (possibly secretly my favourite)
Weihrauch HW97k Nickel - Paul Short Stage 4 Titanium tuned and sitting in a Warren Edwards black/grey stock laminate stock - Looks simply awesome and attracts attention, even from non-springer lovers. I have had three people at the range say to me 'If you're thinking of selling, please let me know, I'll have it!'. Shoots as sweet as it looks, and genuinely brings me more pleasure than my PCPs because as we well know, you have to work for the accuracy with a springer.
Weihrauch HW30 SF - Exactly as it was born in Germany. A diminutive and unassuming little rifle, the simplest of the simple break-barrel, circa 7 - 8 ft lbs. Accurate out to 50 yards (indoors), that I have pushed it. It just sits there, looking completely innocent and 'Fisher Price' (my first airgun). Yet it remains every bit as capable as anything I've ever shot.
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