No.
The OLED panels are of the shelf parts that are found to fit (with some margins for plastic holder) the spatial envelope of original.
So: no… Unless of course, you find a red OLED panel that fits in there. You can go research www.panelook.com for that first. Resolution should ideally be also the same.
So far I have only seen white and yellow units that fit. But of course, red film on top should be an option… That will tradeoff brightness here, of course.
To be clear - the product does not exist yet.
But yes, the idea is to implement color inversion via DIP switch (under the OLED panel) exactly like I’ve done for Analog Mk1 screens.
I got tired and discouraged at some point doing this (or any) project for a while,
so it’s a good thing you remind me here, that there is some interest in this.
In summer I bought resin 3d printer, for faster iteration and lower (long-term & engineering) costs. I am new to resin printing at home, so that is a rabbit-hole for me in addition to everything else.
Somewhat recently I redesigned the bracket a few times, so the last one(s) finally fit the PCB. In short - nearing the (hopefully final) reasonable (reliably manufacturable, as little post-processing as possible) bracket solution.
And have tested two different 2.7" OLED panels on this one PCB, as it seemed, that any one might at any point just become obsolete & unobtainium.
Broke one OLED, thankfully had other unit of that particular model. Tested both models - one worked flawlessly, the other has some intermittent issue, where sometimes it works, sometimes doesn’t. (Might be an issue with MCU’s & crystal, not the OLED itself.) Have not fully investigated this.
Actually, today I am trying another 3d resin, that might be the best one so far.