A second Almirante Latorre's completion date remains a rough estimate

When would the second Almirante Latorre-class battleship likely have been completed if World War I had not interfered?

The tentative answer is May 1915, but it is calculated from Almirante Latorre/HMS Canada's timetable rather than a separately established schedule for the second ship.

The rough answer is May 1915, based on allowing about eighteen months for fitting out after a November 1913 launch. The dates used are explicitly those of Almirante Latorre, later HMS Canada, although the question concerns the second ship. The calculation therefore does not establish an independent construction schedule for that second hull. A twelve-month fitting-out period is considered possible if trials and commissioning were accelerated, while eighteen months allows more time to test the ship thoroughly.