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I have an h200 '07 and my steering wheel hub cover is plastic with a circle of thin fake leather or vinyl which has fallen off many times. I have yet to find the type of glue that works the best to get it back on good so mine is currently off as well. This was the upgraded "stainless steel" steering wheel which I paid extra for... Hindsight is 20/20... I wish I would have gone with the plain generic steering wheel. I might need an upgrade here as well.

I just took that off last night and glued it back on with 'Shoe Goo'. I hope it works, it looks trashy when a flap is exposed. I noted that some of the 'chrome' is starting to flake on the edges exposing the white plastic underneath. I wonder is someone sells an aftermarket one made of Stainless or Aluminum?

On my 2009 boat with that wheel, the black central bit is a one piece plastic moulding with an integral grain.

The outer chromed part on mine was chrome painted metal diecasting; The chrome came off in places and there was corrosion underneath. It looked horrible. I thought of stripping it and spray painting it, but couldn't get the rest of the chrome off without damaging the soft diecasting underneath.

If they have gone to a chrome plated plastic, that chrome is easy to remove; just leave it soaking is 7-8% hydrochloric acid ( I did that with the Mazda symbol removed from some aftermarket Mazda wheel centres on my wife's car winter wheels; the whole corroding metal plating came off and I sprayed them with primer and satin black paint)).