As previously noted, this isn't a nuclear reactor or turbine housing. Torque values aren't very critical on anything in these engines.
I generally prefer using the beam type as I can watch torque creep as the fastener keeps spinning or slipping. I can also more comfortably creep up on a torque value.
That said, the more torque I put down, the more things shake and wiggle while I'm trying to look at the wrench. Also, many times things are not conveniently oriented for viewing while torquing. Then there is the dragging the needle on the housing because I'm not applying my forces perfectly square.
So, for ease of use, the click types sure are easier.