I am stuck between these 2 for a everyday watch

B-because handwinding and hacking.

As a person who has recently received their first mechanical watch (Seiko SRPE53), I think you should just get whichever you think strikes you as being the best experience. You want to look at the watch proudly on your wrist with interest and admiration at the different intricate parts. Both will be very pleasing I'm sure. Not having handwinding and hacking may prove an inconvenience from time to time, however, I think if it won't bother you that much, don't worry about it! You wouldn't buy an ugly Toyota Prius because it's got better fuel economy and you wouldn't spend £50,000 on a Tesla just because it had self driving. Good luck and Merry Christmas!

B is a better watch all around but I voted for A because that dial in person makes the watch imo.

Actually what I'd do for myself is get B and do a dial swap.

As @foghorn said, if hacking and hand winding is important to you, go with the SRPE. Both look great, and I rather prefer the dial of the SNXS. The SRPE is slightly bigger than the SNXS. Also take into account, the 7S26 movement isn't being produced anymore, so the SNXS may be an older piece than the SRPE, and maybe have been sitting several years now in a box, on a warehouse shelf. It shouldn't really matter with the newer oils used, I would guess, but just something to think about longevity wise. 

Own a variant of both, the SRPE certainly feels more substantial. Heavier but with better lume, hacking, handwinding and an even lug width. SNXS is slimmer though, cheaper, and classier looking. You could buy 2 SNXS for 1 SRPE and still have change for a G shock. Personally I love the SNXS dial but I find I wear my SRPE more due to the more casual sporty aesthetic. At the end of the day though its you who'll be wearing it. If I were you I'd go to jewellers, look at them both side by side and go with the one you're drawn to more

Normally I would choose the watch that comes with a bracelet, but the 7S26 is a no go for me. 

Go for the SNXS77! The classic #seiko5 styling is (IMO) so much nicer than the newer model. Additionally it looks like they are holding their value a lot better than the newer version. 

If it were my money?  The SNXS77.  To me it's the better-looking watch.  Full disclosure, I own the SNXS79 with the gray dial, and previously owned the gray dail SRPE.  Despite the SNXS's 7S26 movement being non-hacking and non-hand winding, my example is very accurate...more accurate by far than my 4R powered SRPE.  I love Seiko watches but have had the worst luck with Seiko watch movements.  Hopefully your luck will be better than mine!

Let us know what you get, and pics when you get it!  

I own both a new seiko 5 and several of the older models.

Hacking and handwriting is useful but to be honest I can live with the seiko shuffle with no issues. Either is a great first watch!

FWIW, it looks like the SRPE also has better water resistance, as well as 20mm lug width (easier to get straps). I also prefer hacking and hand winding, but I get a little too wrapped around the axle trying to synchronize my watches.

I'm a sucker for the old logo

If this is going to be your first watch, get the SRPE63 or even better SRPE53, the same blue dial on a bracelet. You get 100m water resistance and a decent bracelet from start. Later you could pick up straps for the watch. 

The SNXS77 is nice, but being an older model you will lack hand-winding and hacking. For $100, you can't find a better automatic at that price. 

Of course, you should go with whatever model you prefer.  That being said, I like the SNXS77 a little more.  I think it is more versatile and can dress up better than the other one.  Good luck with your decision and take what everyone says with a grain of salt.

I would just suggest that you consider the size of these watches as well since you plan on wearing this every day. 37mm vs 40mm will make a difference, especially if you have a smaller wrist. For me, the 40mm on a non-rotating bezel watch would be too large. For others, 37mm may feel to small. They are both great watches at what I feel are great prices. Good luck and I'm looking forward to see what you wind up with!

Both are great watches. But go for SRPE63. Mainly a newer movement (not that the 7S26 movement is bad. It's a reliable workhorse). Again, it depends on your preference. Which speaks to you more?

Either way, you're gonna have both sooner or later so just go with what you feel.