 Inner models with all reals preserve omega-one

An inner model $W$ of ZF containing all ambient subsets of $\omega$ computes the same countable ordinals as the ambient universe. Every ambient countably infinite ordinal has a well-order code coded by a subset of $\omega$, hence that code belongs to $W$; finite ordinals are already shared. The Mostowski collapse theorem inside $W$ recovers the actual ordinal and its countability witness. Conversely any countability witness in $W$ remains one outside. If $W$ also contains the full power set of $\omega$ as a set, its Continuum hypothesis would give an ambient bijection from ${\omega }_1$ onto that same power set. Thus an ambient failure of this well-orderable formulation of the Continuum hypothesis is preserved in such an inner model. No internal axiom of choice is required for this argument.