it will do but there are several that are multi change in colour. in the 70's my mum had one called Telstar that started yellowy/peach and turned red as it aged.
best bet is to look at catalogues of rose growers like Beales and David Austin. Beales does tell you when it was first available so that might be helpful.

I had one years ago called Masquerade that changed colour as the flowers aged.

Thanks for that. After all this time I don’t think I’ll bother trying to find its real name if it’s not very apparent -I’ll just enjoy it!