Sounds like you've got money to burn!
You cannot go wrong with Panoptics and the long focal length Meade SWAs have also been highly spoken of. But like Geoff says, try before buy.
I myself am still looking for the best widest FOV EP that will not cost the earth. 32mm Meade 5000 Plossl with 60 degree FOV (so it's not a plossl at all) was what I was going to get, but I've been waiting for Bintel Melbourne to get one in (continually pestering them about it too) but still nothing, so I donno. I'll probably get something else eventually. Williams Optics 28mm UWA with 82 deg FOV sounds good if I could afford it (still cheap compared with a Nagler).
wait'n see...