If it was rose gold, you likely wouldn’t have any doubt. Could also be green gold? The colour reproduction in your pictures is too poor for me to judge.
The dial is a color they refer to as salmon and I think it's making ny brain see red, red, red. My camera is an iPhone 6 and my photo skills are non existent. I purchased it at a pawn broker in western Kentucky for gold value plus 25 bucks. It even came with a warranty...lol Every good watch deal I've ever been blessed with has been from pawnshops on long car trips. I remember buying this watch because I also snagged one of the first 100 to 150 Rolex 6094's ever produced. Felt like a kid in a candy shoppe. y USD Paid 360 for the watch above. ahhh, the good old days...
Actually, I would say that it is more likely to be rose. Bear in mind that over time, without any polishing, rose gold can appear yellowish, and sometimes with a greenish tint. My bet is that if you were to lightly use a soft polishing cloth, it would quickly turn to an obvious rose color.