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At first we thought that different behaviour in iOS 5 and 6 was the cause of the problem and the timeout failing in iOS 5. But as we found out, we were performing a GET request, so the option should have been honoured.
The problem lied inside the AGMockURLProtocol class that we use to mock the http requests. The use of [NSThread sleepForTimeInterval:] to simulate the delay, caused a blocking issue not allowing AFHTTPRequestOperation to fire the timeout event. Changing to use an [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval] solved the issue both is iOS 5 and iOS 6. Probably some changed internal semantics in iOS 6 caused the issue to not occur when running at that version.