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Nearly eveything you do, you can choose to not care about the details then it takes a few seconds, or you can choose to care, and then it can take 15 minutes or an hour.
Depending on the (internal, not graphical) framerate performance of your fort (FPS), the wiki article gives these equivalences:
At 100 FPS: 1 day = 12 sec ; 1 month = 5 min 36 sec ; 1 year = 1 hour 7 minutes 12 seconds
At 60 FPS: 1 day = 20 sec ; 1 month = 9 min 20 sec ; 1 year = 1 hour 52 min
At 30 FPS: 1 day = 40 sec ; 1 month = 18 min 40 sec ; 1 year = 3 hour 44 min
Note that the words "Frame" and "Tick" are interchangeable in this context.
For a very poor performing fort at 8 FPS, it will take 14 real-world hours to pass 1-year in game, as compared to a little over 1 hour for a good performing fort at 100 FPS.