If you want to replicate your World of Tanks vehicle (and not be an accurate real world tank), you'd probably want the Academy kit. It includes the standard US cupola as well as the later style search light. It also includes the plain barrel as shown in your WoT photo as well as the correct thermal shroud barrel from the box art. The Academy kit was also boxed with a mine roller, but is the same kit with extra pieces. One on eBay for a dollar right now.
I recomment the Academy kit because it also included a separate .50 cal designed to mount over the main gun but you could use it at the loader's hatch to match your WoT photo. The Esci machine guns are rather weak and one of the low points of that company's version.
The Esci kit includes all this as well, but is long out of production and while Italeri reboxed it about 10 years ago, they deleted a few parts that you'd need (cupola, plain tube), so it would not be a recommended purchase. The AMT version of this kit (one on eBay right now for $18) includes those parts as well. It would be a good buy if you can live with the poor guns. The Esci/AMT/Italeri M60A1 base kit is considered the top kit of this tank right now. AFV Club has announced an M60A1, but it has not been seen yet.
The Tamiya kit will not include the same armor despite what some eBay sellers put on the auction. The USMC armor is different. There are several after market IDF Blazer armor sets, but they'd run you more than the Academy, Esci, AMT or Italeri kits alone.
The benefit of the Tamiya kit is the smooth road wheels. Your photo shows the later M48 style smooth steel road wheels that were used to replace the finned aluminum road wheels that M60s originally came with. Only the Tamiya USMC M60A1 w/ERA comes with the smooth road wheels. All other M60 kit variants by Tamiya, Academy, Esci/AMT/Italeri/Revell of Germany include the finned road wheels.